Cat owners are being warned to avoid the new “bullycats,” a hybrid breed resembling XL bully dogs, created in the US by mixing Sphynx and Munchkin genes, with concerns raised about potential health issues leading to a shorter lifespan of six years. Dr Grace Carroll from Queen’s University Belfast advises against buying experimental breeds, urging consumers to prioritize animal welfare over aesthetics and support ethical breeding practices to ensure healthier cats. Despite gaining popularity on social media, breeders maintain that the cats are health-tested and functional, sparking a debate between aesthetics and animal welfare.
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